Question

Passage 1: Excerpt from Behind the Bedroom Wall, Laura E. Williams

Korinna shifted her bulky book bag from one frozen hand to the other. They're calling him a Jew
lover.
"Who'd want to hide a stinking Jew? Besides, held be dead already if he'd been hiding a Jew." Rita said,
"I heard Hans tell Papa they're supposed to shoot first and ask questions later. Herr Haase must have been seen
talking to a Jew."
"How can it be so terrible just to be talking to a Jew? Eva asked, shaking her head, her short, dirty
blond hair swinging against her cheeksi
Rita looked at her sideways her eyes narrowing slightly. You don't see anything wrong with it?" she
asked, forgetting to keep her voice down. "Jews are the enemy! They are the root of all our problems. Without
them Germany will be strong!
Point of view:
How do you know?

Answer 1

The point of view is first person because you can only see the thoughts/feelings of the main character, the narrator is not all-knowing, and the reader is limited to knowing as much of the information as the main character does.